
Anna DeLois Hathcoat Harris, 84, of Poteau, OK passed away on Sunday, February 22, 2009 in Poteau. DeLois was born on December 31st 1924 to James Roy & Dessie Hathcoat. DeLois was a member of the House of Hope in Poteau, OK where her son Frankie is the pastor & a homemaker. Her husband, Rufus O. Harris and her parents preceded her in death.
DeLois is survived by 3 sons & daughters in law, Larry & Carolyn Harris of Tuttle, OK, John & Carolyn Harris of Arkoma, OK , & Frank and Pam Harris of Howe, OK; 3daughters & sons in law, Stella & Art Drury & Kathy & Terry Carter, all of Poteau, OK; * Lorrie & Dwayne Houck of Tahlequah, OK; 15 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren; & 5 great great grandchildren; sister & brother in law, Bessie “Louise” & Richard “Dick” Searles of Edgewood, KY; a brother in law, Finis Harris, and a sister in law, Thelma Harris; numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives & loved ones; and many beloved friends.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 pm Wednesday, February 25, 2009 at The House of Hope in Poteau, OK with her three sons, the Reverend Frankie Harris, the Reverend Larry Harris, & the Reverend John Harris officiating. Interment followed the services at Howe Cemetery in Howe, OK with arrangements under the direction of Evans & Miller Funeral Home of Poteau, OK. Pallbearers were Keith Andrews, Brian Harris, Phillip Owen, Barry Ivie, James Easley, & Randy Cagle. Honorary pallbearers were Bobby Cagle, Bobby Bowen, & Daniel Radasinovich.
2 comments:
Mrs. Harris was a very special person to me. I was her Home Care nurse for years and she and I became great friends. We read the same books and I would often take her a "good" one that I had read. She would always tell me stories about her wonderful children and grandchildren, of whom I had the pleasure of meeting most of her children. She was a great woman and a great christian lady that lived every day of her life for the glory of the Lord. I know that heaven became a little brighter when she walked into glory. God Bless you all.
Susan Bevil
Mrs. Harris was a very special person to me. I was her Home Care nurse for years and she and I became great friends. We read the same books and I would often take her a "good" one that I had read. She would always tell me stories about her wonderful children and grandchildren, of who I had the pleasure of meeting most of her children. She was a great woman and a great christian lady that lived every day of her life for the glory of the Lord. I know that heaven became a little brighter when she walked into glory. God Bless you all.
Susan Bevil
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